Involuntary manslaughter and 3 other charges against the Russian who lured 62-year-old woman to her death Next Monday he will answer the charges
Facing with a total of four charges against the Russian who lured the unfortunate 62-year-old Marta Tyorjanne Tofei to her death in Limassol in the horrific fatal car crash that occurred on December 6.
Specifically, the 35-year-old driver faces charges of causing death negligently, driving under the influence of alcohol, speeding and running a traffic light.
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This morning he appeared before the Limassol District Court where he was ordered to remain in custody until next Monday when he will answer the charges to proceed with registration of the case against him.
As reported in a previous Cyprus Times report, the 35-year-old appears to have made all the road violations that lead to fatal accidents. In addition to driving his car having consumed more alcohol than the permitted amount, he ran a red light and, of course, drove at an increased speed. "Investigations will show beyond doubt how much he was speeding, however we believe that he was driving at least 150km" a police source had told the Cyprus Times.
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